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Nicelydone

Nicelydone MCP gives your LLM access to a curated library of real web app design inspiration so you can reference proven designs from the best SaaS while designing or building. Use it to: - Search screens (dashboards, settings, pricing, empty states) from real apps - Find UI components (buttons, modals, navigation, forms) with images - Explore user flows (onboarding, checkout, signup) as ordered screen sequences - Browse app showcases to see how whole products solve design problems Best for: designing new screens, copying proven UX patterns, getting unstuck on a UI problem, or building a mood board before you ship.

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MCP 服务器概览

What is Nicelydone? Nicelydone MCP is a curated design library and agent connector that gives LLMs programmatic access to 196,800+ real web app screens and 12,500+ user flows from leading SaaS products. It surfaces proven UI patterns, full-screen examples, and ordered flows so design and product teams (or AI agents) can reference real shipped interfaces while designing or building.

How to use Nicelydone?

  • Sign in at the MCP site and enable MCP access (included with a Pro subscription).
  • Install the MCP connector for your agent or editor: one-command or config block installs are available for Claude, ChatGPT (connector for Plus/Pro/Team), VS Code (Copilot Chat), Cursor, Codex, and others.
  • Query the agent in natural language to search screens, components, flows, apps, or your saved collections. Example prompts: “Find dark analytics dashboards,” “Show onboarding flows with email verification,” or “Save these screens to ‘Admin redesign’.”
  • Review results (images + structured metadata) and save favorites or build collections/moodboards from agent conversations.

Key features

  • Massive real-screen library: searchable screenshots categorized by page type, elements, and layout patterns.
  • User flows: ordered multi-screen sequences (onboarding, checkout, invite flows) from shipped products.
  • UI components: extracted components (tables, forms, modals, navs) with image examples.
  • Structured metadata: page type, UI elements, layout patterns, and descriptions to enable fast automated research.
  • Agent integrations: tools for Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code, Cursor, Codex, and others for in-editor or agent-driven design research.
  • Collections & favorites: save screens from agent conversations to curated moodboards or design collections.
  • App showcases: browse full product screen collections by category (CRM, PM, analytics, etc.).

Use cases

  1. Designing new screens using proven SaaS patterns (dashboards, settings, pricing pages).
  2. Copying or adapting UX patterns to solve specific UI problems (tables with sorting, multi-step onboarding).
  3. Rapid design research and inspiration building—collecting moodboards and references before shipping.
  4. Creating design system references and component libraries based on real-world examples.
  5. Competitive/product research and end-to-end flow benchmarking.
  6. Embedding design context into AI agents to produce intentional, product-quality output.

FAQ

  • Is MCP free?

MCP access is included with Nicelydone Pro subscriptions. See pricing on their site.

  • How quickly can I set it up?

Setup is designed to be fast: one command, one config block, or a connector addition depending on your platform—then restart or sign in.

  • Which agents and editors are supported?

Many: Claude, ChatGPT (connector for Plus/Pro/Team), VS Code (Copilot Chat), Cursor, Codex, Lovable, Windsurf, Zed, and others via simple config or MCP server URL.

  • Can I save and reuse references?

Yes. You can favorite screens and build collections directly from agent conversations to reuse as a personal design library.

  • Are the screenshots licensed?

All screenshots remain the copyright of their respective owners; Nicelydone displays them for inspiration and research.

  • Where can I get help or ask questions?

Contact support via contact@nicelydone.club or consult the site resources (glossary, changelog, blog, examples).